In the principal's book-filled office, Candy watched her sister-in-law and the principal chatting away, completely baffled.
They'd been talking for ages, and not a word had been said about putting her and Xiang-er in the same class and dormitory.
Afraid her sister-in-law had forgotten the main reason they'd come, Candy gave Li Xuanyu a gentle nudge in the back.
Candy's little gesture made Mo Xiaoxue bite back a laugh. If they hadn't had company, Li Xuanyu really would have burst out laughing.
Did the girl think she'd forgotten what they were here for?
If she had, they wouldn't have come here in the first place.
Thinking of what her husband had said that morning, Li Xuanyu had to agree.
"We came up with a reason to help the school upgrade some of its facilities, and to provide twenty scholarships each year, totaling 200,000 yuan, for students who truly need help.
"As long as Candy Technology stays in business, that promise will stand."
Two hundred thousand yuan a year was a drop in the bucket for Candy Technology today—not even a drop, really.
But 10,000 yuan a year could be a lifeline for students who truly needed help, and might even change the course of their families' lives.
At the thought, Li Xuanyu
cast a discreet glance at Candy and smiled warmly.
"Principal, I came today to discuss two things with you."
Here it came. It really was happening. The principal held his breath. This was the most important part.
He'd wanted to replace the school cafeteria's manager for a long time.
Good heavens, no one knew how many complaint letters he'd received over the past two years, stuffed into the suggestion box by students.
Having risen to his position, how could he not want to climb even higher?
But the